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The next TTT series will be both Network+ N10-009 and DataX DY0-001. Both will be starting later this spring. Stay tuned for further announcements once everything is finalized.

Curious. Is anyone teaching IT Fundamentals and looking to move to the new Tech+? I am putting together a Sneak Peek for the new Tech+ and looking for a lead instructor. If you would like to share your experience and discuss the differences between the new course with your fellow CIN members...

Here is an interesting article from LinkedIn that goes along with this discussion. https://www.itbrew.com/stories/2024/02/22/mark-zuckerberg-talks-ai-s-role-in-tech-layoffs-with-morning-brew

Hi @Esther S. Stepansky, I can talk with them. I think the big issue is the orgs you may be training for. If they are partners, you should be considered. Still trying to promote and support independent instructors internally.

I am working on getting a CIN member discount for registration.

Awesome Sauce! Looking forward to connecting!

This is a great question, and I look forward to all the feedback! I agree with the comments so far that this industry will not go away. Technology, like The Force, is everywhere, it surrounds us and penetrates us, it binds the galaxy together. Even car mechanics are evolving into IT...

Is this before or after AI takes over healthcare? :unsure:

That is a great posting! My Dad actually had a TRS-80! It came with a cassette tape external drive? :ROFLMAO:

Hello @RodneyJackson, no, have not heard anything about Network+ TTT. ;) Is it really that time again already? Seriously? Actually, I would probably look for an announcement during the Network+ Sneak Peek! Just saying.

Well, if we want to go down that road, I worked in the computer lab at school and we had IBM PC 5150 with the Intel 8088 processor. We soon upgraded to the IBM PC AT. Became pretty good with MS-DOS and even learned word processing with this new software called Word Perfect. We used books by...

Absolutely! All are welcome!

Yes, it is time to talk about the next version of Network+! The new version will launch in mid-may 2024! Join CIN and special guest @Hod Berman as he takes a Sneak Peek into the changes in the new exam objectives. We will discuss how to cover the content with students and suggest various labs...

OOOOHHHHH! Well you know, READING is a complicated task. Still, I am learning. :ROFLMAO: But, to your point, I have not seen scsi devices when it comes to desktops since the 1990s, and that was mainly with Apple devices correct? You would see them a lot with servers. I do think you will come...

I hope they will be understanding for the lead CINner! Who else would post the highlights of the conference like you do? Atlanta is a good destination for PTO!! Nice attractions, can catch a Braves game and visit the Aquarium! ??

IT'S TIME! Mark your calendars and start planning! CompTIA is thrilled to invite you to the upcoming CompTIA Partner Summit in Atlanta, GA, from July 31 to August 1, 2024, at the Hyatt Regency Atlanta. This event is a tribute to our shared mission of fostering innovation, overcoming...

Big Blue is 100! I bet at one time or another we all had our hands on at least one version of an IBM PC. Isn't it funny how time and technology keep passing by? https://spectrum.ieee.org/ibm-history

Hello @C Buckner, yes, there is a full set of curriculum available for Data+, with some various options. I will connect you with someone who can answer what is available and hopefully you will be able to have something that fits what you are looking for.

The exam objectives are created by Subject Matter Experts in the field and based off what is seen across industry. The objectives will cover both new technology and legacy. Also remember the objectives are updated every three years, which means to be on the lookout for updated A+ objectives...